The Spell Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD AEAE FGFH IJIJ KLAL| 'LOVE'S a pleasure love's a treasure | A |
| Why the joys of love withstand ' | B |
| Alf so pleadeth Effie heedeth | C |
| And What ails the lily wand | D |
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| Lighter grow her airs and lighter | A |
| Glances she would shun she seeks | E |
| Brighter burn her eyes and brighter | A |
| Burns the scarlet on her cheeks | E |
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| Leaps her heart within her cheerly | F |
| Smiles the earth in silence girt | G |
| Dance the stars above and rarely | F |
| All in concord with her heart | H |
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| Redder than the red rose blowing | I |
| Sinks she in her woer's arms | J |
| Many a mad mad vow avowing | I |
| Melt they in each other's charms | J |
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| For a season vanished reason | K |
| Vanished to return and view | L |
| Loved and lover doomed for ever | A |
| Doom'd the spell of love to rue | L |
Joseph Skipsey
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